Why Aircraft Carriers Suck to Live On

This is why living on an Aircraft Carrier SUCKS
While a carrier can bring immense firepower to a conflict and send a strong message to a potential enemy, it isn’t a place you’d want to call home, at least not for very long.
Aircrafts have a maze-like layout with close, cramped quarters. Usually, six sailors share a single bedroom.
When you’re living on an aircraft carrier you rarely see the sky. Areas with a view like the flight deck, hangar, and fantails, are all so dangerous and busy that only a handful of the crew even have access to it. Sailors might go weeks without seeing sunlight and are often prescribed Vitamin D pills.
There is usually no Wi-Fi or cell reception at sea, making contacting families and friends impossible.
But you wouldn’t have time to look up at the sky anyway since there is no “true” downtime. The carrier is always operating so there are no days off; everyone on the vessel must constantly be on their game, ready for action at literally any time.

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